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More Love, Less War.

Wakrot Chinshaka

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As a Nigerian designer with an Architectural background, MA in Industrial Design has opened my eyes to diverse ways of bringing my ideas to life.

I am passionate about using art and design to address complex social issues in my country, across Africa and the world. I also believe in the transformative power of creativity and I strive to create products and experiences that inspire positive change.

As a Nigerian designer with an Architectural background, MA in Industrial Design has opened my ey...

'More Love Less War' is a breathtaking celebration of the intersection of tradition and modernity. The project centres on using rich colours and symbols from the designer’s hometown of Jos, Nigeria, to promote peace in the city that has been plagued by over 20 years of ethno-religious conflicts between groups. 

This Project uses the different unique fashion styles, colours and cultural patterns of the ethnic and religious groups in Jos to come up with a design using soft materials that incorporates all the styles, colours and patterns of the indigenous and settler tribes in Jos into one product that represents the entire Jos ethnicity. This design is aimed at building a strong campaign to end the Ethno-Religious conflict in Jos.

Starting with this project and looking to the future, the use of this design as a tool for pushing nonviolent campaigns in Jos is very necessary. The campaign together with the Radical participatory design model will be a very solid tool to achieve this success.

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More Love, Less War Campaign

More Love Less War is a breathtaking celebration of the intersection of tradition and modernity. The project centers on using rich colours and symbols from the designer’s hometown of Jos, Nigeria, to create a fabric that promotes peace in the city that has been plagued by over 20 years of ethno-religious conflicts between groups. 

  • Man wearing multicoloured garment and cap screaming
  • Man holding a machete screaming and running towards someone pointing an automatic weapon towards him.
  • Lady with multicoloured fabrics tied to her chest running and screaming

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'More Love Less War' is a breathtaking celebration of the intersection of tradition and modernity. The project centres on using rich colours and symbols from the designer’s hometown of Jos, Nigeria, to promote peace in the city that has been plagued by over 20 years of et...

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